A British security assessment warns that ecosystem collapse could turn food and water shortages into global instability.

Trump’s Greenland deal preserves Danish sovereignty on paper while tightening U.S. control over military access, investment, ...

China and the United States have powerful reasons to contain their rivalry, even as mistrust and competing ambitions test the prospects for peace.

North Korea’s growing role in Europe and South Korea’s exposure to Middle Eastern instability have made one thing clear: ...

Spain’s Western integration offers Washington a lesson in keeping Turkey close while accepting its independence.

Chaya and Rivka Wolff discuss helping vulnerable Jewish children in Odesa build trust, gain independence, and shape their own ...

Fresh reports of warnings before October 7 are testing Netanyahu’s denials—and his determination to blame everyone else.

Anna Troise discusses why scholarly publishing still needs human judgment as AI and open access reshape research.

From Starlink to oil trading, private companies control infrastructure governments rely on, raising questions about power and accountability.

AI and diagnostic tools can improve maternal care, but their value depends on skilled midwives and functioning health systems ...

AI can gain power without consciousness as institutions turn its recommendations into decisions people struggle to challenge.

Washington’s push for PBM transparency could backfire if overlapping rules burden smaller competitors and strengthen the ...